For facial recognition searches, Maryland police have access to three million state mug shots, seven million state driver's license photos and an additional 24.9 million mug shots from a national FBI database.
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Richmond police now post the mug shots on Facebook for
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His collection of mug shots wasn't the first of its kind.
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Suspects suddenly have a public face, peering out of mug shots.
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Captain Mark Gagan of Richmond, California, whose department posts mug shots of
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But like we said ... he makes the most of his mug shots.
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Mug shots for Jeffrey Robert Sabiel, 50, and Santa Marie Walters, 32.
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When you Google the town of Stanville, faces pop up: mug shots.
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Others had mug shots taken that resembled the wizards imprisoned at Azkaban.
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Some of Paul Skalnik's mug shots, spanning a decade of criminal activity.
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"The research is good for both," he continued, pulling up mug shots.
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"Mug shots are still a piece of the puzzle," Chief Shea said.
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Thomas Dale unveiled the arrests with great fanfare, arraying the mug shots of
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Rowland, the lawyer for the ACLU, believes the use of mug shots to
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Mug shots for Walter Sellick, (l) Jeremy Sellick (c) and Joshua Sellick (r).
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Truth be told, there's one other redeeming bar on the Dirty: Mug Shots.
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They didn't look too happy in their mug shots ... usually no one is.
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And sometimes along with the names the faces would materialize, like mug shots.
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Lately, the news seems filled with grim mug shots of angry white guys.
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U.S. Marshals Service made it a general policy not to release mug shots unless
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I've always subscribed to the newspaper, although I am disheartened by the mug shots.
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In comparison, it is common to see mug shots when discussing people of color.
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But mug shots of the accused showed a clean-shaven man with short hair.
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But within 80 minutes of the crime, detectives began showing Mr. Ahmad mug shots.
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And there's a whole cottage industry of web sites that post mug shots so they
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All the ACLU's data was collected from publicly available sources, including the 25,000 mug shots.
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They are like genetic mug shots, telling the bacterium which bad guys to watch for.
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"This looks like the mug shots of everyone arrested at a massage parlor," she said.
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The mug shots are humiliating images of neighbors, high-school classmates and co-worker's grandchildren.
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I took ink fingerprints on paper cards and used a Polaroid camera for mug shots.
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But in Oregon, they search only against images collected in criminal proceedings, like mug shots.
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His national security aides would show him mug shots and short biographies of alleged terrorists.
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When police showed Mason and Broussard mug shots, neither of them identified Garry as Flip.
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Friends toted poster boards featuring fuzzy mug shots of a younger Rivera, in his early 20s.
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Let's say you did a machine learning project using police mug shots in the United States.
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Bertillon instituted a method focused on measurements of certain body parts, precise descriptions and mug shots.
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Other mug shots go viral, too; the faces of the already famous at a low moment.
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In government tests, facial recognition algorithms compared photos with a database of 1.6 million mug shots.
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In addition to providing brutal candids of victims, he introduces the mug shots of accused perpetrators.
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The police wanted to assemble a series of mug shots that they could show to Murray.
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O'Malley then visited Broussard and showed him six numbered mug shots, with Martinez at number four.
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How did the Cas9 enzyme match the RNA in the mug shots with that in the viruses?
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The test disproportionally misidentified African-American and Latino members of Congress as the people in mug shots.
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At first Mr. Ruff printed the photographs small, arranging them in stern rows like criminal mug shots.
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Sheriff's offices in large and tiny counties alike now post mug shots to slick, constantly updated websites.
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Groh was starting her mornings looking at mug shots of possible threats the Capitol Police had identified.
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The British tax authority has experimented with various tactics including publishing a most-wanted list with mug shots.
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Why white men are angry Lately, the news seems filled with grim mug shots of angry white guys.
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One room juxtaposes historic mug shots with a stream of modern-day police amber alerts and CCTV footage.
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We have a paper here called the the Slammer that's nothing but mug shots from the week before.
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There were also no police mug shots available of Mr. Conditt because he had not previously been arrested.
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It enables access to more than 22017 million images, including driver's licenses, mug shots and juvenile booking photos.
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Arutyunyan's friend was even able to make copies of photographs — two sets of mug shots, taken at two arrests.
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Behind him was a map of Baghdad, decorated with images of police reports and mug shots of various suspects.
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" She was horrified by those "scary pictures of naked people looking plaintively at the camera, arrayed like mug shots.
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In mug shots, most people wear a blank expression or a scowl, but Cole posed with a loopy smile.
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Their mug shots, an F.B.I. wanted poster, and their illustrated letters fill one of several vitrines at the museum.
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Included were the mug shots of the woman's daughter and her boyfriend, who had been arrested for the crime.
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Now, photos of a different type illustrate the men's predicament: unsmiling mug shots taken at the Alexandria, Virginia, sheriff's office.
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They see mug shots of James Holmes, Omar Mateen, Stephen Paddock, Nikolas Cruz — "crazier than a shithouse rat," they say.
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When the scans are sent to the national database, the FBI says, they are bundled with fingerprints and mug shots.
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His first arrest came at age 13, and others quickly followed, his face maturing in a progression of mug shots.
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Their portraits were fed into Amazon's Rekognition facial recognition software and compared with a database of 25,000 arrest mug shots.
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For the uninitiated, these are sites that scrape online mug shots from sheriff's departments around the country and post them.
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The super-recognizers regularly cross-reference the images with a database containing mug shots of people who have been arrested.
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After the mug shots, an article that cites Stanville as having the highest percentage of minimum-wage workers in the state.
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Too emotive to be mug shots or passport photos, these portraits are in many cases quite complicated to read and interpret.
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In the days of fingerprint cards and Polaroid mug shots, these crimes defined New York City, for visitors and residents alike.
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A rogue's gallery of the camp's leadership fills a wall, across from some of the 224,215 salvaged mug shots of prisoners.
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But the story quickly spread across national and international media for one reason: the mug shots he'd collected over the years.
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There are legitimate sites that host mug shots, including those related to law enforcement, not to mention a lot of newspapers.
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The chief said that the facial recognition system, which relies on mug shots and driver's licenses, worked faster to identify the suspect.
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Dozens of local police departments across the US use the technology to match driver's license pictures and mug shots to criminal databases.
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Clinton alongside Mr. Obama gives way to mug shots of the Muslim couple who carried out the San Bernardino attacks last month.
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The next morning, Duong turned on the TV and the trio gloated as they saw their mug shots splashed across the screen.
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Next, there was a nude photo shoot by Hickey to get what the company called "mug shots" to send to studio producers.
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The biggest change is the relatively new section called #MugShotMonday where the paper publishes the mug shots of all the recent arrests.
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Consider, for instance, the photo lineup — an array of six mug shots — which detectives showed a robbery victim in Queens in 2009.
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Of the six mug shots, only one — the police's suspect, on the bottom left — had a goatee and wore a hooded sweatshirt.
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Then last December, Officer Zinn ran a search again, comparing the man's picture with database images of mug shots and driver's licenses.
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He flipped through the department's book of mug shots and asked Murray if any of the men resembled her assailant; none did.
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Five of the six photos were standard mug shots: men in police custody, holding up placards and gazing away from the camera.
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Longtime Beach Boys member David Marks and his wife looked way different from their mug shots earlier this month ... they were smiling again.
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There were two professionally lit photographs of Abby, one from the front and one in profile, which looked like unusually glamorous mug shots.
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The FBI has access to a whopping 411.9 million images for use in facial recognition, roughly 30 million of which are mug shots.
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"I Salute Our Brave IAF Pilot," said Twitter user Aarti, who changed her Twitter profile picture to one of his old mug shots.
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We have no doubt that this is sometimes true: People with expunged records may sometimes be haunted by online mug shots, for instance.
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Already, dozens of local police departments across the US use the technology to match driver's license pictures and mug shots to criminal databases.
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He went on to explain that mug shots were considered public information in the United States, and can be released to the media.
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Mr. Etheridge, who grew up in Mississippi, first saw the mug shots after the state's Department of Archives and History published them online.
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The purpose of the experiment was to help law enforcement agencies quickly sift through databases of mug shots and portraits, looking for matches.
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Anti went on to explain that mug shots were considered public information in the United States, and can be released to the media.
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Because robbers frequently are repeat offenders with previous arrests, many New York City detectives believe mug shots are a sensible place to turn.
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Is that, perhaps, why so many of the images posted as part of the challenge feel strangely like mug shots submitted for juridical evaluation?
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Amazon's customers include the sheriff's office of Washington County, Oregon, where deputies use its algorithms to check suspects against a database of mug shots.
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One of the documents was a copy of a news article about the Denton County shooting with mug shots of Mr. Hernandez and himself.
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The police used a scan through the Maryland Image Repository System of mug shots and driver's licenses, which helped reveal his name, Jarrod Ramos.
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In 2013, The Detroit Free Press sued the Justice Department after it refused to release mug shots of four police officers accused of corruption.
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No matter their purpose, mug shots inevitably imply aberrance or delinquency, whether or not the people they depict are eventually found to be guilty.
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Some of this may be explicit — like in North Miami Beach, Florida, where police officers used mug shots of black people as target practice.
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"Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta" star Tommie Lee just proved mug shots CAN be flattering ... but it took a lot of work to get there.
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Registration, mug shots -- and ice cream At the hall, those rounded up sit around a starkly lit room, waiting to be registered as drug users.
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In 2016, a sheriff in Maine, Kevin Joyce of Cumberland County, publicly apologized after his department released mug shots of Muslim women without their hijabs.
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Then, like subjects in contemporary mug shots, their pictures were taken, as part of a racist study arguing that black people were an inferior race.
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Many cities and police departments, like the New York Police Department, use technology comparing photos and other static images against a database of mug shots.
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Sometimes the cause is explicit racism — such as in North Miami Beach, Florida, where police officers used mug shots of black people as target practice.
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It is not illegal for the police to share mug shots, but the New York Police Department does not disclose them as a matter of policy.
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Mr. Pérez said the movie also showed the kind of police force that he wished had existed in Venezuela: Mug shots displayed on high-tech screens.
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It tweeted pictures of his tattoos and his face, and additional mug shots in case he changed the appearance of his facial hair after his escape.
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This little outburst aside, the Haggler does care about the thousands of people who have been arrested and whose mug shots appear on mug-shot websites.
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"Mug shots and sensationalized news narratives create lasting impressions that adversely impact communities and widen the historical divides between police and community," stated Mr. Lumumba's directive.
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The researchers had access to more than 18 million photos of about 8.5 million people from United States mug shots, visa applications and border-crossing databases.
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Since 2011, the department has had a dedicated unit of officers who use facial recognition to compare those images against millions of photos, usually mug shots.
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Since 2011, the department has had a dedicated unit of officers who use facial recognition to compare those images against millions of photos, usually mug shots.
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After the case hearing, Alegria's lawyer told him to request that his mug shots be removed from his record, as well as the law enforcement's database.
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The police last week posted the mug shots after an arrest warrant was issued following Pugh's failure to appear in court on a misdemeanor drunk driving charge.
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New mug shots are required every 7 years at San Quentin, so it was simply time for an update on Peterson ... no new criminal activity to report.
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"When the community is doing nothing but rock 'n' roll concerts, that is what The Free Press will be doing," he said in the "Mug Shots" interview.
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There's a reason family photos circulate when we're mourning those killed by police violence; conversely, there's a reason mug shots surface, to curry sympathy for the killers.
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The facial recognition program matches the faces picked up across the city against 50 million driver's license photographs and mug shots contained in a Michigan police database.
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One shopper bought six coasters printed with famous mug shots, a "public toilet survival kit," a book of Cy Twombly paintings, and a pack of Dubble Bubble.
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Around the same time, police department staffers scurried to disable a facial recognition system for searching mug shots that was unknown to the public or Peskin's office.
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Mug shots have been an investigative tool in New York City since 1857, when a Sergeant Lefferts started collecting daguerreotype portraits of pickpockets, burglars and other criminals.
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"For Scrutiny (Ancient Books)" 24 life-size photographs with black backgrounds and a large, metal ruler at the base of the book make for peculiar mug shots.
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Police officers face a laborious and often fruitless task when they try to match photos of crime suspects to mug shots of people who have already been arrested.
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The series of mug shots may have been another step in his search for an artistic identity, this time in the shifting yet tangible reality of his face.
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On Friday, efforts were underway to narrow the scope of the measure to limit it to the release of mug shots, according to a spokesman for Mr. Heastie.
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So began my personal episode of Law & Order: Feline Victims Unit, complete with cat mug shots and weekly check-ins from local animal control and public health officials.
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It was an archivist's dream: mug shots, photographs of murder scenes and documentation of police ceremonies in addition to the surveillance material, all of it with historic merit.
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His slight face, papery skin and wispy gray hair were a startling departure from his mug shots of long ago, back when his jaw was set like concrete.
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However, in cases where there is a suspected gang connection, detectives will sometimes direct victims to look through mug shots of people believed to belong to a gang.
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Chicago has installed similar real-time screening systems that can compare faces from video surveillance to the city's database of roughly 7 million mug shots, according to the report.
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Orlando Brown reeeeeally likes to smile for the camera -- problem is, lately he's smiling for mug shots ... the most recent one coming Sunday morning for the ex-Disney star.
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Stephanie Seymour escaped her DUI without one of those embarrassing celebrity mug shots, but it's not what you're thinking -- cops say she just got lucky due to a glitch.
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This is how CT State Police take mug shots now -- with a camera on an officer's desktop computer -- however cops say she should have been looking into the lens.
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Cuomo officials say the proposal is meant to protect individual privacy by addressing a scurrilous practice in which private websites post mug shots, then demand payment to remove them.
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Expanding use of this technology has the most pronounced effect on African-Americans, whose mug shots are overrepresented in databases, according to the report, because of disproportionate arrest rates.
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The New York Police Department does not release mug shots of anyone arrested in New York City, so the anti-Weinstein mob had to content itself with the courtroom sketches.
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In it, the journalist and photographer Eric Etheridge provides visual and oral histories of these courageous men and women, juxtaposing vintage mug shots with short biographies, interviews and contemporary portraits.
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In another political corner, a recent ACLU study showed that Amazon's Rekognition facial-recognition technology—the same already in use by police departments—mistook 28 members of Congress for mug shots.
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" On the facade of the New York State Pavilion in the 1964 World's Fair, Warhol presented portraits based on F.B.I. criminal mug shots with the double entendre title "Most Wanted Men.
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Each one consisted of the suspect's mug shot printed on a sheet of paper, alongside mug shots of five "fillers" — people of vaguely similar appearance with no connection to the crime.
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He said he had previously relied solely on a state-provided facial recognition tool, FACES, which draws from more than 30 million Florida mug shots and Department of Motor Vehicle photos.
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Yet his mug shots endure as an intriguing form of early portraiture, and his crime scene photographs still startle through his inventive technique, which involved a camera positioned high on a tripod.
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Under the indicting circumstances, some of the photos actually look like mug shots (especially Alejandro G. Iñárritu — and he's "innocent"!) I stared in fascination for a long time, and then I laughed.
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Donald "Chip" Pugh, 45, posted a photo of himself wearing sunglasses in a car after he saw the two mug shots the Lima, Ohio, police department had posted on its Facebook page.
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He took his binder of drug arrests, with mug shots, to a news conference, and compared Maine's drug crisis to a war in which combatants must identify and shoot at the enemy.
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The exhibition includes a set of about 60 wallet-size mug shots of suspected anarchists from French police files of 1891-95 made by Bertillon or by technicians trained in his methods.
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The Kennedy assassination looms large over this exhibition, which opens with two fluorescent portraits in outline, by the painter Wayne Gonzalez, of the mug shots of Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby.
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Police departments have had access to facial recognition tools for almost 20 years, but they have historically been limited to searching government-provided images, such as mug shots and driver's license photos.
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I Am Not Your Negro climaxes in what are probably mug shots of the Scottsboro Boys from 21963 that lead into recent images of police struggling with black men and assaulting black women.
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Specifically, a photo of Mr. Ramos was sent to the Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center, which searched the repository of driver's license photos and mug shots to find a match, said Mr. Altomare.
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The study, titled "Perpetual Line-Up," found that states rely on mug shots, driver's license photos, or both in assembling their databases, and that images are often shared with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Orellana's practice and aesthetic evoke photographs taken for institutional purposes, like state identification and police records, shot with a flat affect and head-on, identity barren approach reminiscent of mug shots and passport photos.
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Once I graduated college, that's when I really started seeing people dying, seeing more mug shots of girls and guys I went to high school with and [seeing them] getting their kids taken away.
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The Florence highway division of the state police circulated mug shots of the two men and said in a statement that they were traveling in a white Citroën with the German license plate DA411U.
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When someone commits a crime, the police in New York City can have a victim or witness scroll through hundreds of mug shots matching the perpetrator's description, in hopes the culprit is among them.
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Show Us Your Wall Each morning Linda Fairstein, the former sex-crimes prosecutor turned crime novelist, glances at the mug shots of early 20th-century Westchester County criminals lurking in her bathroom and grins.
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A change to the state's Freedom of Information Law earlier this year made it easier for police to withhold mug shots on the grounds that disclosing them might constitute an unwarranted invasion of privacy. Gov.
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Andrew M. Cuomo pushed for the change as a way to fight against websites that use the law to obtain mug shots, which they then put online and charge as much as $400 to remove.
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The ACLU's latest experiment was designed with a particular eye towards Rekognition's partnership with the Washington County Sheriff's Department in Oregon, where images were compared against a database of as many as 300,000 mug shots.
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An American Civil Liberties Union test of Rekognition last summer found that it incorrectly matched more than two dozen members of Congress — disproportionately members who are people of color — with mug shots of suspected criminals.
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The power of the technology has been on display in Oregon, where law enforcement uploaded 300,000 mug shots dating to 2001 into Amazon's cloud and indexed them in Rekognition, according to an Amazon blog post.
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We don't like to be fingerprinted by government agencies, a practice we associate with mug shots and state surveillance, but we happily hand our thumbprints over to Apple, which does God knows what with them.
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Two months after the letter was sent, the A.C.L.U. conducted a test, in which Rekognition erroneously matched twenty-eight members of Congress with individuals in a database of twenty-five thousand publicly available mug shots.
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In Tajikistan, the Interior Ministry released a statement that included photographs of four dead men, said to be the attackers, as well as mug shots of several other men who have been taken into custody.
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They asked him for ID. When he didn't have any, they drove him 50 miles west to the border at Anse-à-Pitres, snapped a couple of mug shots and left him on the other side.
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October 18, 2016: The Smoking Gun, a news site specializing in mug shots and legal filings, published a piece by founder William Bastone featuring a photo of Trump and Daniels at the Lake Tahoe golf tournament.
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October 18, 53: The Smoking Gun, a news site specializing in mug shots and legal filings, published a piece by founder William Bastone featuring a photo of Trump and Daniels at the Lake Tahoe golf tournament.
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It includes scores of 01003th- and 20th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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It includes scores of 19603th- and 20th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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It includes scores of 19th- and 57093th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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It includes scores of 22845th- and 28454th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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It includes scores of 211717th- and 2122th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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It includes scores of 22555th- and 224th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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In the following months, Audemio repeatedly offered to assist in the investigation—to look at mug shots or a lineup, to comment on testimony from his cellmates—but he would not hear from the investigators again.
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It includes scores of 19th and 20th century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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It includes scores of 19th- and 20th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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The errors emerged as part of a larger test in which the civil liberties group used Amazon's facial software to compare the photos of all federal lawmakers against a database of 25,000 publicly available mug shots.
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Working from mug shots, the artist painted a series of devotional portraits of 65 Jeromes in Byzantine-style gold leaf, partly submerging each in tar based on the amount of time each Jerome spent in prison.
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It includes scores of 243th- and 20th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by Modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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She is amazed at how often her clients come to her with a lineup of pictures that look like mug shots, or in which they are standing with three friends and are thus impossible to identify.
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There are references to the work of queer art figures such as Jean Genet and Catherine Opie, as well as Basquiat, in the fantastical and uneasy mug shots and masks that populate much of the film.
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The department then sent a picture of the suspect to the Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center, which combed through one of the nation's largest databases of mug shots and driver's license photos in search of a match.
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This discovery was made when Mr. Haggans, the prosecutor, realized that many of the mug shots used in the lineups were not available to Detective Foder at the time he claimed to have put the lineups together.
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The AI tool called Rekognition, is already being used by at least one agency — the Washington County Sheriff's Office in Oregon — to check photographs of unidentified suspects against a database of mug shots from the county jail.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads French criminologist Alphonse Bertillon believed each person's physical measurements were as distinct as their fingerprints, and devised the first modern mug shots as part of his classification system in the 313th century.
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Karimou, a security guard from Niger working that night at an Air Afrique building, said he identified Mohamed as the shooter from photos and mug shots showed to him by agents from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Among the important artifacts of this historic campaign are more than 300 mug shots taken of the Freedom Riders in Jackson, now the subject of "Breach of Peace: Portraits of the 1961 Mississippi Freedom Riders" (Vanderbilt University Press).
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A 2019 report from the National Institute of Standards and Technology, which tested code from more than 50 developers of facial-recognition software, found that white males are falsely matched with mug shots less frequently than other groups.
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He began his career with the race-baiting "Willie Horton" ad during the 1988 presidential campaign, which used mug shots of a black convicted murderer to stoke fears that the Democratic candidate, Michael Dukakis, was soft on crime.
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He began his career with the race-baiting "Willie Horton" ad during the 1988 presidential campaign, which used mug shots of a black convicted murderer to stoke fears that the Democratic candidate, Michael Dukakis, was soft on crime.
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The guy who used to play lead guitar for Guns N' Roses -- post-Slash -- got busted for DUI, and took one of the most rock 'n' roll mug shots we've seen in a long time ... guy-liner included.
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As the drama unfolded on television -- complete with scowling mug shots paired with photos of the two men posing alongside the President -- Trump began expressing concerns about Giuliani's involvement with the individuals, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Currently unnamed, the project would match images from the country's growing network of CCTV cameras against a database encompassing mug shots of criminals, passport photos and images collected by agencies such as the Ministry of Women and Child Development.
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But think of our own justice system, and also of the various means by which we now claim access to the missteps of our fellow-citizens—tax liens, criminal records, mug shots, bad status updates screenshotted or automatically archived.
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If these mug shots inadvertently captured the humanity and special qualities of their principled subjects, as Mr. Etheridge observed, their intention was nefarious: to publicly impugn and humiliate people whose only crime was to advocate equality through peaceful protest.
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Among them are old French and Mexican mug shots of criminal suspects, and a 1942 shot by the Bowery habitué Arthur Fellig, known as Weegee, of two drunk-and-disorderly swells cowering behind face-hiding hats in a paddy wagon.
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Amazon has said problems with Rekognition — including one embarrassing experiment by the American Civil Liberties Union in which the program matched 28 members of Congress to other people's mug shots — have been largely caused by users not employing the correct settings.
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And what is to be made of a full page in that newspaper in which "traitor" in red ink is stamped on photographs edited to look like mug shots of seven of the 17 women's rights activists arrested in May?
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That was the question high school yearbook editors and their advisers had to ask themselves while they were busy gathering up mug shots of the seniors, quotes, and group photographs of the football team, the cheerleading squad and the chess club.
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In the same year, anti-segregationist Freedom Riders arrived in the city, in successive waves, by bus and were herded into jails: enlarged mug shots of dozens of riders, among them the veteran Georgia Congressman John Lewis, paper a gallery wall.
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The other problem is that police are using mug shot files as the comparison database, and mug shots are themselves biased because of the degree to which policing has been enacted in a disproportionate manner throughout history and up to the present.
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Drawn from the museum's collections, it includes scores of 19th- and 20th-century mug shots; pictures of crime scenes by photojournalists; photographs by modern artists like Walker Evans, Diane Arbus, William Klein and Larry Clark; and a variety of old publications and ephemera.
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Harder still, years later, was identifying people in images that weren't composed like mug shots; in one technique, scientists had to create digital three-dimensional models of the human head so that they could "normalize" photographs that hadn't been taken face on.
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In 2016, she was the lead author of "The Perpetual Line-Up: Unregulated Police Face Recognition in America," a study whose title refers to the fact that many states allow police departments to search their databases of mug shots and driver's-license photos.
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Professor Lageson interviewed 27 people at Minnesota expungement clinics over two years beginning in 2014 and found that people whose mug shots were easily available online had been fired and rejected from jobs — or afraid to even apply in the first place.
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To the detectives involved, the shooting in January 20183 was just the latest in a long line of crimes solved by asking a victim to search through mug shots, an investigative technique used in New York City for more than 150 years.
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Crime Stories includes 60 of Bertillon's "Mug Shots of Suspected Anarchists from French Police Files" from 1891 to 1895, a fascinating grid of late 19th-century Parisian faces, in which you can spy anarchist bomber Ravachol, whose 1892 arrest was facilitated by the photograph.
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One of Allison's postdoctoral students, Matthew "Max" Krummel, compared the structure of the protein CD28 to other molecules, looking for something similar in a sort of computerized book of molecule mug shots—"the gene bank, that's what we called it at the time," Allison says.
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When I met Arcentales for the first time at the Fort Dix federal prison in New Jersey in late 2016, his face had been transformed from the angular, gaunt one I'd seen in mug shots taken by jail officials shortly after his arrival in Florida.
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The resulting dossier of abandoned negatives (originally slated to be dumped into the Hudson Bay) brings together mug shots, press clippings, and panoramic views of the city in transition between tenement and skyscraper, carriage and automobile, the fall of the saloons and the rise of Prohibition.
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"I think I want it to be about the police — something to do with violence against women," she said, slipping into a gallery on the second floor, where a photo exhibition called "Crime Stories" — mug shots, pictures of murder scenes, portraits of miscreants — was on view.
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You wonder if parents tell their children about the mistresses and the famous Thanksgiving car crash into the neighborhood fire hydrant, about the prescription pills and TMZ headlines and police mug shots as recently as last year after an arrest on charges of driving under the influence.
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A Rutgers sociologist, Sarah Esther Lageson, who has been studying the explosion of digital mug shots for nearly a decade, said they offer a view not just into the darker recesses of someone's life but also into an essential government process that many of us never see or experience.
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And in a since-deleted Facebook post, Avihu Gamliel, who was identified in local media reports as the brother of a member of a militant Jewish group in Israel, posted mug shots of the show's three Palestinian directors and said that followers should "remember these faces well," according to the newspaper.
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Drew Harwell looks at how Amazon's facial recognition technology has affected law enforcement in the Oregon county where it was first deployed: Almost overnight, deputies saw their investigative powers supercharged, allowing them to scan for matches of a suspect's face across more than 22016,276 mug shots taken at the county jail since 2001.
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The protection officer began to feel he was living in a John le Carré novel, meeting Berezovsky furtively at night on misty street corners in Belgravia to show him mug shots of his latest would-be assassins under the lamplight and implore him, please, for God's sake, not to agree to meet them.
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In 2016, when Representative Lewis returned to Nashville to accept the Nashville Public Library Literary Award for his National Book Award-winning graphic memoir, "March: Book Three," the mayor gave him prints of his first police mug shots, taken after his arrest at the lunch counter sit-ins and long believed to be lost to history.
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Johnson, a collector specializing in so-called vernacular photography, a category that refers to generic images whose creators might be known or anonymous — photo-booth headshots, family-vacation snapshots, police mug shots, and other kinds of flea-market finds — is the curator emeritus of the Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts, the division of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco that holds collections of prints, drawings, illustrated books, and photographs.
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